American Cruise Lines News Coverage

American Cruise Lines receives regular press coverage from national news outlets and respected travel industry publications. Article topics range from cruise reviews and awards, to features on our exclusive U.S. River and Coastal itineraries, new small ships, and riverboats. American Cruise Lines explores more U.S. destinations than any other cruise company and is proud to be America’s #1 river cruise line.

To view please click on the articles below.

U.S. News & World Report

U.S. News & World Report

The 9 Top River Cruise Lines for 2024

If you'd like to take a cruise but aren't interested in the hustle and bustle of a massive ocean liner, consider a river cruise. 

Vanity Fair

Vanity Fair

On the Great United States, America's largest river cruise. Here's how to get on board

It will be a cruise never done before." It is with these words that Charles B. Robertson, president and CEO of American Cruise Lines, defined the river cruise that in August 2024 will cross 20 American states in 60 days , sailing on the main rivers and crossing all four time zones of the country .

Forbes

Forbes

Stay In The U.S.A. On A River Cruise For A Memorable, Getaway Experience

Finally, we’re able to get out of the house and enjoy a world we’ve almost forgotten. “There is,” says Charles B. Robertson, “a resurgence for exploring America.”

This Trip Will Be the Longest River Cruise in the U.S. — Visiting 20 States in 60 Days

Travel + Leisure

This Trip Will Be the Longest River Cruise in the U.S. — Visiting 20 States in 60 Days

American Cruise Lines just announced the country’s longest-ever river cruise, departing in August 2024.

Cruise Industry News

Cruise Industry News

American Eagle Sets Sail from Boston on Inaugural Cruise

After passing sea trials earlier this month, the new American Eagle is entering service for American Cruise Lines today.

Cruise Critic

Cruise Critic

What's American Cruise Lines Like? Live from American Serenade on the Tennessee River

I would have never expected the landing site for Florence, Alabama, to be as pretty as anything on the Danube.